Android Emulator Issues with Running App

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yenael Aspiring developer Posts: 100 Reg: Sep 17, 2013 Detroit 2,950	confirm \| cancel 09/26/13 12:47 PM (12 years ago) Android Emulator Issues with Running App The trouble I am having is on both the Android 4.0 Emulator and the Android 4.1 regular phone. When I open the app in emulator, it says parsing error and closes. When it runs in Android 4.1 device, a real one, it closes too. This happens randomly, but then I will run it again and it works. And also, when I finally get it to run, I have two plugins in it. (1) SMS (2) Call Button. They both say No native App installed. I know this is because its running on the computer. Is there a way I can install the apps for that to work? I tested them on the 4.1 phone and it does work, just asking for the computer. Title Comments The trouble I am having is on both the Android 4.0 Emulator and the Android 4.1 regular phone. When I open the app in emulator, it says parsing error and closes. When it runs in Android 4.1 device, a real one, it closes too. This happens randomly, but then I will run it again and it works. And also, when I finally get it to run, I have two plugins in it. (1) SMS (2) Call Button. They both say No native App installed. I know this is because its running on the computer. Is there a way I can install the apps for that to work? I tested them on the 4.1 phone and it does work, just asking for the computer.

SmugWimp Smugger than thou... Posts: 6316 Reg: Nov 07, 2012 Tamuning, GU 81,410	09/26/13 03:42 PM (12 years ago) There are some things a simulator will not do. Sending SMS and making phone calls from a computer without the built in hardware/drivers is physically impossible. For those things a simulator will not do, the only alternative is to test on an actual device. Cheers! -- Smug Comments There are some things a simulator will not do. Sending SMS and making phone calls from a computer without the built in hardware/drivers is physically impossible. For those things a simulator will not do, the only alternative is to test on an actual device. Cheers! -- Smug

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